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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R_fXMcf63w بحث في مسيرة الشهر في السنة والتفسير https://web.facebook.com/1982muhammedbasheer/posts/797238593814664 https://dorar.net/hadith/ http://www.mogi-vice.com The weekly order of planets. 0:00 – The seven “planets” are ordered, starting from the farthest from Earth (Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Sun, Venus, Mercury, Moon) 0:08 – This distance order (D) corresponds to a reversed order of maximun velocity (V) 0:17 – Each of 24 hours represents a planet, following the same order, beginning from zero (this is the day’s planet) 0:29 – The serie repeats, always from the slower to the fastest, but closes out of phase 0:48 – From one day to the next, at the same hour a planet is placed, without the same order respect to the precedeing day 1:28 – After 168 hours (7 days) the sequence at zero hours repeats itself with this order: Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday; this is the weekly order 1:40 – Planets are placed in the same descending order as before, but in a cycle of seven 2:07 – A relationship may be found between the two orders: distance/velocity and daily sequence. From the former (clockwise, continuous), one gets the latter by a simple rule of oppositions, jumping clockwise from each day to the third following. Note – The planetary names of the days may be more easily seen in the italian version, due to the closer correspondence with their latin root. For central and north-european languages, I wonder if different god names make things a little less clear. (copyright by the author) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfbZe8bj-io